Sentence examples for progresses holding from inspiring English sources

He's the one left, as the series progresses, holding the baby – which leads me to wonder, no offence to Brewster, if there was actually some tacit adoption situation going on there.

For a country so driven by progress, holding onto 26 January actually stagnates us.

She moved into more emotional territory as the song progressed, holding back tears while singing about her future wedding day. .

Even the greatest insights of human faculty and the most promising breakthroughs of technological progress, holding so many promises and such big potential for us, are undermined by the private satisfaction of personal needs, political infighting, as well as the economic pursuit of short-term particular interest and gain.

The Commission on Sustainable Development in 2005 outlined a series of measures aimed at securing meaningful progress, holding Governments of affected countries primarily responsible.

Virtually all interviewees believed boards had substantial opportunities to influence the quality of care delivered within the service, chiefly through setting priorities, monitoring progress, holding staff to account and shaping culture.

The 19th-century doctrine of progress held slavery and capitalism to be incompatible.

But Dr. Paget said their progress held a message for anyone with a neurological impairment.

In the albums chart, Take That's Progress held on to the top spot after selling 330,000 copies last week, bringing its total to 1.440m in just five weeks.

But he has accepted there is a long way to go before the recovery can be bedded in and warned that external events such as shocks in emerging markets could still see progress held back.

We can also benchmark and measure progress, hold each other accountable.